PCI-e SSD disk to USB-C??

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alexander.blohme

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Hello! I have a NVMe SSD 960 EVO m.2 (PCI-e) disk and I want to be able to connect it to my computer via USB-C (with FULL speed offc). Is there any "chassis" or something that I can buy to put it into and connect it to the computer?
 
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I'm not aware of any external USB device that would be available for that Samsung M.2 SSD to be installed in. Even if the Samsung could be installed as a USB external device and connected as a USB 3.1 Gen2 device (either with a Type A connector or a Type C connector) its performance would be woefully inferior in comparison to the drive being internally-installed to the motherboard's appropriate PCIe M.2 socket.

I take it you do not have an appropriate motherboard for that M.2 drive. Is that the problem?
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ArtPog

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I'm not aware of any external USB device that would be available for that Samsung M.2 SSD to be installed in. Even if the Samsung could be installed as a USB external device and connected as a USB 3.1 Gen2 device (either with a Type A connector or a Type C connector) its performance would be woefully inferior in comparison to the drive being internally-installed to the motherboard's appropriate PCIe M.2 socket.

I take it you do not have an appropriate motherboard for that M.2 drive. Is that the problem?
 
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alexander.blohme

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Hello and thank you Very Much for the Reply :)

Thats True. I have a iMac 2017 with the Thunderbolt-USB-C-«thing» and i thought it was fast as hell (Even for this disk if there was a «external accessory» to plug it in from)
 
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